Lower homeloan rate?

[rodga]

I got a better rate by applying myself to a few banks, the bond originators were unwilling to go back to the back to get a better rate for me.

 

[TofuMofu]

https://www.fnb.co.za/home-loans/switch-my-home-loan.html

I see they waive some of the costs for moving to them. Now I'm also considering a move from Nedbank.

 

[zerocool2009]

https://www.fnb.co.za/home-loans/switch-my-home-loan.html

I see they waive some of the costs for moving to them. Now I'm also considering a move from Nedbank.

That is a pretty old thing ! (that is how FNB try to get more business)

 

[TofuMofu]

That is a pretty old thing ! (that is how FNB try to get more business)

Applied to switch!

 

[Pineapple Smurf]

FNB was outstanding when it came to applying for a home loan.. I find BO's are actually more complicated.. That's just from the experience I had though

FNB is awesome, when i applied late 2010 they gave me a 100% bond at prime minus half. I didn't even ask for it

 

[Superman-7]

We recently also had this experience, FNB first offered us prime and then Nedbank offered us a better deal. We went back to FNB and finally got Prime -1.

This is a no-brainer. As a general rule you should never settle for the first rate from any bank.

 

[Curious_Al]

Applied for a bond with FNB recently, I got prime minus 1,15.
Should I stick with it or try look elsewhere?

 

[Snyper564]

Applied for a bond with FNB recently, I got prime minus 1,15.
Should I stick with it or try look elsewhere?

No harm in looking elsewhere, pretty nice rate though!

If you don't want to look around that rate is decent

 

[zerocool2009]

Applied for a bond with FNB recently, I got prime minus 1,15.
Should I stick with it or try look elsewhere?

I seriously doubt anyone will beat that rate ! TAKE IT

 

[Curious_Al]

Thanks guys I’m going to stick with it！